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Results from Tag: 'censorship'
Pre-2008 Books Destroyed to Enforce ‘Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’
The Ontario Ministry of Education directed school librarians ‘to focus on reviewing books that were published 15 or more years ago’ as part of its ‘diversity audit’
UK Supreme Court to Rule on ‘Censorship Zone’ Outside Abortion Facilities
It is anticipated that the decision of the Supreme Court will likely influence the direction of similar legislation in Scotland and Westminster.
YouTube Shuts Down EWTN’s Polish Channel
After it happened again last Saturday, Father Wiśniowski and the staff at EWTN Poland appealed to get the channel started up again and were told confusing and contradictory reasons for the shutdown.
UK Bookstore Chain Cancels Catholic-Friendly Journal for Wrongthink
The European Conservative describes itself as Europe’s ‘premier conservative English-language quarterly journal of philosophy, politics, and the arts.’
When Big Tech Upholds the Sexual State
COMMENTARY: YouTube recently censored podcasts from the Ruth Institute, citing World Health Organization’s pro-abortion standards.
Self-Censorship in the Christian World: An Underestimated Consequence of Secular Intolerance
A recent report published by a group of Christian institutions seeks to shed light and raise awareness on the deleterious impact of Christian self-censorship in all spheres of Western societies.
Live Action Says Google’s Removal of Pro-Life Ads ‘Unprecedented’
Banning the ads, Lila Rose of Live Action said, will have “devastating” consequences for women and girls who may turn to the search engine after regretting taking the first dose of the medication abortion regimen.
‘Big Tech’ Censorship of Religion is Real and Deserves an Effective Response, Critics Say
Faith-based leaders should “develop media relationships” and have a list of reporters likely to disseminate news of any de-platforming or service interruption.
After Censorship, COVID Skeptics Continue ‘Truth Over Fear Summit’
Responding to the risk that some speakers may spread misinformation about the crisis or promote false conspiracies, Catholic author and radio host Patrick Coffin said he hoped those attending the conference will pose the “toughest questions imaginable” to discover the truth.
